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The Inner Strength Network (I.S.N) was set up with the aim of supporting women and girls and their families on gender equality issues. We are committed to working in the community in order to improve women and girls aspirations, their physical and emotional health and well-being and to support families to overcome difficult moments in their lives, discrimination or placed at a disadvantage.
Contact: info@innerstrengthnetwork.com
I.S.N provides practical support, coaching and mentoring to women and girls (and their families) to overcome barriers. We support them to find inner strength,build resilience and build aspirations, In so doing we aim to support their physical and emotional health and well-being.
I.S.N plays a significant role in delivering key aspects of the Government’s Violence Against Women and Girls Strategy in Merton and neighbouring boroughs by supporting women and girls to realise their potential, develop life skills to overcome traumatic situations (including Domestic Violence,Child Sexual Exploitation, other forms of gender based violence and discrimination; poor mental health, and low self-esteem).
We believe in supporting you to build;
Character in your organisation;
Competence as individuals ( by enhancing your skills) and;
Creativity supporting well-being, enhanced discussion and events
Maureen Bailey CEO
Samatha Noonan Admin
Marcela Castrillon Accounts
Sherita Nembhard Events
Christelle BB Events
Ella BB Events
Jennifer Brown Secretary
Phil Purkiss Chair
Paul Bailey Safeguarding lead
Maureen Bailey Managing Director
Maureen Bailey FRSA LLB (Hons) is an award winning experienced women and equalities specialist with over 25 years' experience. She fully supports other women’s organisations. She tackles the whole life development issues empowering all to excel. She is the CEO and Founder of the Inner Strength Network, The Leading ladies’ programmes and the YASS programmes within schools raising awareness on healthy relationship and prevention against child sexual exploitation. She was the first Head of Women's Issues Network for the Ministry of Justice and acted as an advisor to other government departments to set up effective networks. Maureen has a passion for building self-esteem, overcoming abusive situations and working effectively within the workplace. She is a coach. mentor, trainer providing one-to-one support for women and girls, including professionals. In recognition of her success and achievements, Maureen was awarded the International Women of Excellence, Humanitarian Woman of the Year Award in 2008. She is a governor and sits on various boards and is now a Fellow of the Royal Institute of Arts. (RSA).